I was thinking about this today. I have only 1 battery right now but will be getting 2 next week. I currently charge- fly- charge- fly maybe 3 or 4 times the day i fly. I believe rotating them is the best way to go. I have seen other forum members have their batteries labeled 1,2,3... I too will do this and just go right down the line until i run out and then spend the day charging them while i download photos and video.

I recommend using them all equally. I'd also recommend labeling them. I have mine labeled 1 through 4 so I use them all equally. If I go out I might use 1 first, then 2, etc. If I've usd 2 batteries and then go to another location I easily know to start with 3. Also, if something goes wrong with one you know which it is or if you need to deep cycle one you know which one.

Sign up with Healthy Drones (free) upload your flight logs and it will track it all. Number your batteries and rotate them. Match the battery numbers to the correct battery file in HD after you upload your logs. You can edit the info which makes it easy. Healthy Drones is a must to keep your bird tip top.

Have you done the discharge to 8% after 20cycles yet? As per the dji manual.
Doing this should bring your battery up to 100% health - it did for mine & also sorted out cell voltages

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Really? I've deep-discharged two batteries and both times it's given me better cell balance, but neither time did it change the "percentage of life" of the battery. Both showed 93% before and after the deep discharge.